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Multi-Stakeholder Model & East Asia Universities● East Asia is the economic center of the future with the largest population in the
world .● Academia has been a key player in the global Multi-stakeholder model.● Academia can set the agenda for Internet policy making in East Asia.● Academia has a strong sense of protecting the value of human rights on Internet
and reducing the digital divide.
→ Scholars, researchers and activists from East Asia Universities have a voice that needs to be heard ←
Objective
Promoting the Multi-Stakeholder model of Internet Governance and its values (Bottom-Up policy development, Equal Footing, Openness, Inclusivity & Equal Opportunity) in the main East Asia Universities.
Partners & Target Audience● PARTNERS: Develop partnerships with the following universities in East Asia:
○ Tsinghua University (CHINA)○ Osaka University (JAPAN)○ Seoul University (KOREA)○ AERU (Association of East Asian Research Universities)
● TARGET AUDIENCE:○ Deans and Faculty specialized in the area of information technology ○ Communication Departments @ East Asia Universities○ Law Schools @ East Asia Universities○ Engineering Departments @ East Asia Universities
The Plan: Preparation Phase (1)Month 1:
Establish partnerships & build network.
Prepare & distribute surveys
Month 2:
Launch ChangeforExchange.edu website for interaction / exchange
[10% of budget]
The Plan: Active Phase (2)
Month 3: Visit Centers and do CGI. Br Model Promotion Roadshow
Month 6: Change by Exchange Academy Launch- key academic actors will travel to Brazil to engage with CGI.Br leaders and Academic community in Brazil
Month 7: Call for Proposals for the Symposium "Change by Exchange" (rules and prize) [50% of budget]
The Plan: Harvesting Phase (3)Month 10: CGI-East Asia Internet Governance Symposium with Remote Participation available
Month 11: East Asia Academic Declaration on Multi-Stakeholder Model (post-symposium) and press conference
Month 12: Publication of Report to CGI with expert conclusions / recommendations for further steps and possible replication, to involve other actors.
[40% of budget]
Public Diplomacy ToolkitAdvocacy + Listening (direct mail, surveys, social media hashtag and official website)
Exchanges (ChangeforExchange in East Asia and Brazil)
Academic Papers, Symposium and Press Conference
Partnerships
Evaluation Indicators / OutputsTotal # of Universities involved in the Network
Total # of visits to website and total # of posts by contributors (Pre-Symposium and Post-Symposium)
Total # of people reached during Roadshows
Total # of professionals that participate in Change by Exchange @ CGI.Br
Total # of teachers that register and attend the Symposium in person or virtually
Total # of media features (articles, interviews, op-eds regarding Symposium and Declaration)
Expected OutcomesIncreased level of awareness of the Multi-Stakeholder Model and values in East Asia universities.
Active participation of academic community from East Asia in regional and global forums related to Internet Governance (IGF, ICANN, APNIC and others)
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